Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri led hundreds of thousands of anti-American drone protestors on a march against his government in Pakistan Jan. 13. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has accepted billions of...

Fiachra Gibbons once said of Stéphane Hessel, “the great [man] is dead — a man who symbolized the best of France having survived the worst of it.” On Feb. 26, the world lost a magnificent man and...

Moral intuitions serve to guide us as to the quality of our behaviors. That’s my take on Harvard professor Michael Sandel’s Tanner Lecture on Human Values on Tuesday. Typically, life insurance is...

Spring break is a ritualistic event in the United States. Anyone you choose off the street could list any number of places to go for the best and biggest parties across the nation during March and April....

The two most formidable swear words in America are “jury duty.” A citizen’s obligation to serve as a juror entails long hours and little pay (less than minimum wage — which is definitely something...

March 1 came and went, and no deal to avoid sequestration was made. This means automatic budget cuts totaling nearly $85.4 billion will be established, slashing programs in special education, military...

Michael Sandel, a political philosopher and professor at Harvard, spent the day on campus on Wednesday. The author of “What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets,” Sandel spoke at a lunch...

Out of one election and into another. Admittedly, the upcoming elections for ASUU probably don’t register on students’ radars like the national elections did, despite students having a greater, more...

Editor: I recently listened to the radio broadcast of the ASUU election debates. I have friends running for both parties, so I wanted to support both sides. As far as I could tell, in my opinion the HOUSE...

Democrats in Utah have proposed HB 91, which would provide for same-day voter registration as ostensibly a means of countering lower voter turnout in Utah. For decades in the late 20th century, Utah had...